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TERTIUS.
1683Locus SolisCometæLat. Bor.CometæLat. Bor.Differ.Differ.Temp. Æquat.Long. Comp.Comp.Long. Obſ.Obſer.Long.Lat.d.h.′gr.′″gr.′″gr.′″gr.′″gr.′″′″′″Jul.13.12.551.2.3013.5.4229.28.1313.6.4229.28.20+ 1.0+ 0.715.11.152.53.1211.374829.34.011.39.4329.34.50+ 1.55+ 0.5017.10.204.45.4510.7.629.33.3010.8.4029.34.0+ 1.34+ 0.3023.13.4010.38.215.10.2728.51.425.11.3028.50.28+ 1.3-1.1425.14.512.35.283.27.5324.24.473.27.028.23.40-0.53-1.731.9.4218.9.22II27.55.326.22.52II27.54.2426.22.25-0.39-0.2731.14.5518.21.5327.41.726.16.5727.41.826.14.50+ 0.1-2.7Aug.2.14.5620.17.1625.29.3225.16.1925.28.4625.17.28-0.46+ 1.94.10.4922.2.5023.18.2024.10.4923.16.5524.12.19-1.25+ 1.306.10.923.56.4520.42.2322.47.520.40.3222.49.5-1.51+ 2.09.10.2626.50.5216.7.5720.6.3716.5.5520.6.10-2.2-0.2715.14.12.47.133.30.4811.37.333.26.1811.32.1-4.30-5.3216.15.103.48.2043.79.34.160.41.559.34.13-1.12-0.318.15.445.45.3324.52.535.11.1524.49.55.9.11-3.48-2.4Auſtr.Auſtr.22.14.449.35.4911.7.145.16.5311.7.125.16.50-0.2-0.323.15.5210.36.487.2.188.17.97.1.178.16.41-1.1-0.2826.16.213.31.1024.45.3116.38.024.44.016.38.20-1.31+ 0.20TERTIUS.
Confirmatur etiam Theoria per motum Cometæ retrogradi qui
apparuit anno 1682. Hujus Nodus aſcendens (computante Hal
leio) erat in 8 21gr. 16′. 30″. Inclinatio Orbitæ ad planum Eclip
ticæ 17gr. 56′. 0″. Perihelium in = 2gr. 52′. 50″. Diſtantia peri
helia a Sole 58328. Et tempus æquatum Perihelii Sept.4d. 7h. 39′.
Loca vero ex obſervationibus Flamſtediicomputata, & cum locis
per Theoriam computatis collata, exhibentur in Tabula ſe
quente.
1682Locus SolisCometæLat. Bor.CometæLat. Bor.Differ.Differ.Temp. Appar.Long. Comp.Comp.Long. Obſ.Obſer.Long.Lat.d.h.′gr.′″gr.′″gr.′″gr.′″gr.′″′″′″Aug.19.16.387.0.718.14.2825.50718.14.4025.49.55-0.12+ 0.1220.15.387.55.5224.46.2326.144224.46.2226.12.52+ 0.1+ 1.5021.8.218.36.1429.37.1526.20.329.38.226.17.37-0.47+ 2.2622.8.89.33.556.29.5326.8.426.30.326.7.12-0.10+ 1.3029.8.2016.22.4012.375418.37.4712.37.4918.34.5+ 0.5+ 3.4230.7.4517.19.4115.36.117.26.4315.35.1817.27.17+ 0.43-0.34Sept.1.7.3319.16.920.30.5315.13.020.27.415.9.49+ 3.49+ 3.114.7.2222.11.2825.42.012.23.4825.40.5812.22.0+ 1.2+ 1.435.7.3223.10.2927.0.4611.33.826.59.2411.33.51+ 1.22-0.438.7.1626.5.5829.58.449.26.4629.58.459.26.43-0.1+ 0.39.7.2627.5.90.44.108.49.100.44.48.48.25+ 0.6+ 0.45apparuit anno 1682. Hujus Nodus aſcendens (computante Hal
leio) erat in 8 21gr. 16′. 30″. Inclinatio Orbitæ ad planum Eclip
ticæ 17gr. 56′. 0″. Perihelium in = 2gr. 52′. 50″. Diſtantia peri
helia a Sole 58328. Et tempus æquatum Perihelii Sept.4d. 7h. 39′.
Loca vero ex obſervationibus Flamſtediicomputata, & cum locis
per Theoriam computatis collata, exhibentur in Tabula ſe
quente.
His exemplis abunde ſatis manifeſtum eſt, quod motus Come
tarum per Theoriam a nobis expoſitam non minus accurate ex-
tarum per Theoriam a nobis expoſitam non minus accurate ex-
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